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Dunlop 12-Pack Max Grip 0.88mm Guitar Picks

6,50 €

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This pack of 12 Max-Grip picks, 0.88 mm thick, offers optimal grip thanks to its non-slip surface, ideal for guitarists seeking precision and comfort. Suitable for a variety of playing styles, these picks are perfect for studio sessions, rehearsals, and live performances. Their medium thickness provides a balance between flexibility and rigidity, making it easy to control nuances and attack speed.

✓Economical pack of 12 picks
✓Medium thickness of 0.88 mm for versatile playing
✓Non-slip Max-Grip surface for a better hold
✓Suitable for beginner and experienced guitarists
✓Adapted to different styles: rock, blues, pop and more

Technical data

Quantity	12 picks
Thickness	0.88 mm
Surface	Non-slip Max-Grip
Product type	Pick

Uses & advantages

Improves playing precision thanks to better grip
Allows optimal control during studio and live sessions
Suitable for guitarists of all levels, from beginner to experienced
Facilitates musical expression in various guitar styles
Practical for rehearsals and daily practice

Additional information

Brand DUNLOP

SKU 449P088

Warranty 3 years

EAN 710137043343

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Product: Dunlop 12-Pack Max Grip 0.88mm Guitar Picks

SKU: 449P088

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